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Dear Harvard College Students,

For many of us, spring recess offers the chance to catch up on lost sleep, to travel, to reconnect with friends and family, and to reflect on the events and moments of the past few months.

Dear Harvard College Students,

In May 2016, President Faust accepted the College’s new policy on unrecognized single-gender social organizations (USGSOs) as an important step towards realizing our goals for a non-discriminatory undergraduate experience.

Dear Harvard College Students,

As the Dean of Harvard College and as a first-generation immigrant born to parents who were once refugees, I am both saddened and alarmed by Friday’s Executive Order on immigrants and refugees.

Dear Harvard College Parents and Families,

Please see the note that Dean of Harvard College Rakesh Khurana just sent to your student regarding a new faculty committee to further inform the College’s USGSO Policy.

Dear Harvard College Students,

I’m writing to let you know that based on faculty discussion about the new Unrecognized Single-Gender Social Organization (USGSO) policy, I have recommended to Dean Smith that he establish a faculty committee to consider whether the policy can be improved, either by changing aspects of its existing structure or through some broader revision.

Dear Harvard College Students,

As the semester has come to an end, I want to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for all you have contributed to this community over the course of the past few months.

Early application decisions come out soon and if you get deferred, don't worry.

Dear Harvard College Students,

While this year’s Harvard-Yale Game didn’t go our way, I hope that each of you enjoyed the festivities and camaraderie of the weekend as much as I did.

Unlike the rest of your application, the personal essay gives you the freedom to essentially write about whatever you want.

Dear Harvard College Students,

In the time I have been a member of the Harvard College community, what I have come to most value—both in times of agreement and discord—is our capacity to work together, reason together, and empathize with each other.